Event Schedule
Cluster I: Data
“Navigating the Meanders of Digital Politics in the Name of Science: The Example of Online Petitions to the UK’s Parliament” - Geraldine Castel, Associate Professor of Language and Culture, UGA
“GIS Applications in Greek Archaeology: Measuring the Land at Metaponto” - Spencer Pope, Associate Professor of Classics, McMaster
“Critical Methodological Approaches for Digital Humanities Scholarship: A Reflection” - Andrea Zeffiro, Assistant Professor of Communication Studies and Multimedia, McMaster
Cluster II: Social Media
“Micro-blogging about Melanoma on Instagram: Info-communicational Competences and the Professionalised Show-casing of Cancer” - Chloe Salles, Associate Professor of Information and Communication Science, UGA
“Humanitarian” Communication on Social Network sites: Construction of a (post) Colonial Imaginary Narrative from a Gender Perspective” - Cristina Garcia Martinez, PhD Student in Hispanic Studies and Gender Studies, UGA
“Detecting, Characterising and Monitoring the Emergence of Proto-Communities in Online News Analysis” - Jean-Marc Francony, Associate Professor of Communication Sciences, UGA
Cluster III: Teaching and Pedagogy
“Data Management and Digital Humanities Research and Education: The Case of Education Technology” - Aude Inaudi, Associate Professor of Information and Communication Sciences, UGA
“Using Digital Tools to Sharpen Critical Analysis and Communication Skills in the History Classroom” - Karen Balcom, Associate Professor of History, McMaster
“¯_(ツ)_/¯”: Zooming Pedagogies and Queering Academia - Alexis-Carlota Cochrane, PhD Student in Communication Studies and Media Arts, McMaster, and Theresa Kenney, PhD Candidate in English and Cultural Studies, McMaster